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6th Grade Reading Review (Quarters 1-3)
6th Grade Reading Review (Quarters 1-3)
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When writing a summary, you don't want to include...
The most important parts
Details of the text
2
Main idea is a short retelling of the story.
True
False
3
What is TONE?
The setting and plot
The most important points in the story
How the author feels when writing a text
How you feel when reading something
4
What are context clues?
They are clues in the text that help develop the setting
They are clues in the text that tell us the plot
They are clues in a mystery that help us solve it
They are clues in the text that help us figure out unknown meanings
5
What is another name for an independent clause?
Diagram sentence
Complex sentence
Simple sentence
Forward sentence
6
What helps to develop the tone of a story?
Vocabulary
Setting
Plot
Dialogue
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How many points of view are there?
6
5
3
4
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What is an author doing when writing to persuade?
Giving you facts and information
Trying to convince you of their opinion
Writing something for your enjoyment
Explaining something
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What is theme?
The life lesson the author wants you to learn
What the author feels when writing
What the characters say in the story
What the story is mostly about
10
Which of the following is an example of an idiom?
Her hair is gold like the sun
BOOM!
She sells sea shells by the sea shore
It's raining cats and dogs
11
Books can only have one theme
False
True
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Theme and Main idea are the same thing
True
False
13
What is the acronym for the three reasons authors write things?
P.E.I
P.I.G.
P.I.N
P.I.E.
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What is mood?
The setting and plot
The most important points in the story
How you feel when reading something
How the author feels when writing a text
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Which sentence is written in second person point of view?
She didn't want to leave.
You don't want to miss this!
Amy sat by her dad.
I can't believe it's not butter!
